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Australian Viticulture journal

Volume 11 (4) 2007

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Inside this issue

2007 Vintage Report     

Growers around Australia and in New Zealand still found reason to smile despite a tough vintage affected by drought, frost and smoke taint.

The art and science of pruning              

Steve James, award-winning viticulturist from Voyager Estate in Western Australia's Margaret River region is this issue's Practical Viticulture columnist, and gives his advice for spur and cane pruning.

Pest and disease management during dormancy       

David Braybrook from VitiSolutions is undertaking GWRDC-funded research to uncover the ways to gain efficiency in pest and disease management and highlight common issues.

Drought response      

Winetitles journalist, Sonya Logan, recently attended the drought response seminar in the Barossa Valley, hosted by the ASVO. In this extensive report, the many impacts of drought on grapevines are highlighted and new research discussed.

Pinot Gris Varietal Report

Pinot Gris is winning fans with viticulturists, winemakers and consumers alike with no signs of the trend abating over coming vintages.

Fundamental Viticulture

Mark Downey from DPI-Mildura and Allison Hogg from La Trobe University present their latest research in tannin biosynthesis using tannin extracted from the skin of Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes.

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